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Wieslaw Obrzydowski aleksandra_o — Until the more recent Sprewell and Artest shenanigans, the Kermit Washington-Rudy Tomjanovich fight was the most infamous bout of violence in NBA history. It might seem strange to devote an entire book to a single twenty-second incident, but Feinstein does a pretty good job. Of particular interest are the first and third acts of the book, in which Feinstein painstakingly describes Tomjanovich's and Washington's lives leading up to the infamous punch, and in which he describes the aftermath of the punch that almost killed Tomjanovich and made Washington an NBA pariah. Less engaging is the book's middle section on the punch itself; Feinstein describes it from so many different angles and perspectives in such awkward ways that the book's climax loses a lot of its power. Nevertheless, this is a solid entry in sports history that does an especially good job of portraying the two principal figures of an ugly event as merely human, and caught up in the moment of something that neither wanted.

Davabuu Designs _avabuu_et — Fourteen-year-old Mattie is truly endearing. I look forward to seeing both the original (John Wayne) and new (Jeff Bridges) movies.

Paul Labban paulabban — great story with vivid characters and dialogue